Ohlalá is a contemporary, fun, and amazing flavored toothpaste made with 96% of natural ingredients that will transform your toothbrushing routine into a whirlwind of pleasure.
In Greek mythology, raspberries had the attribute to change the mood of those who ingested them. Start your day with Ohlalá Raspberry-Mint and let its taste make you fall in love.
Ohlalá is made out of a soft mineral base with a perfect balance between Fluoride and Xylitol that will make your smile shine.
Violets represent the future, the imagination and dreams, while spiritually calming emotions. Get inspired and enhance your day with Ohlalá Violet-Mint.
Ohlalá has 7 original flavors, one for each day of the week, you will be eager to try them all!
Oranges in Ancient Mythology were believed to be golden apples that gave Gods the eternal youth. Orange trees are associated with fertility for their ability to produce flowers, fruits and foliage simultaneously. What do you think about this super power?
Dare to try it and let your mouth say “Ohlalá”! By the way, our formula remineralizes the enamel of your teeth.
Pistachios are known in China as the happy fruit, in Iran as the smiling fruit. Use your smile to change the world, a warm smile is the universal language of kindness.
Clean and fresh mouth with our exclusive active formula, Ohlalá protects against cavities and gum inflammation.
Mint, an aromatic herb of mysterious origin, was already used in ancient Egypt for its fresh and calming effect. Our original mint will make your senses burst into freshness.
Ohlalá is not tested on animals, is gluten-free and fructose-free.
Cinnamon, an exotic spice, was once believed to have spiritual power to ward off evil spirits. Brush your teeth with this flavor and let its sweet, woody and spicy aroma fill you with positive energy.
With our soft, creamy and whitening ingredients your smile will be more radiant than a sunny day in the French Riviera!
And remember always our final secret, a very simple secret: “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye” – Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
